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RAILROADS.
pIEDMoNI AIR LINE,

DIEDMONT AIR LINE,
Il Schedule in effect June 9Th. 1887:
Gordonsville Charlottesvie Lynchburg and stations
between Alexandra and tynchburg. Blue Ridre
SPRINGS, Aegheny Springs. BRISTOL Knoxville, Rome.
Sleeper wsshinStos o S sea orleans. fieAn mAn
II % A. Mast Mail Daily for wsrrenton, Char
lottesvlle Gordonsville Stations Ches Ohio Route,
tween Lynchburg and Danville, Greensboro. Raleigh,
Charlotte, Atlanta. Birmingham. Montgomery, New
Orleans, Texas and California Pullman sleeper New
iask to Atlanta IN connection eth Pullman Sleepers
Tor BirmlnFh ham, Sicksburg and Shreveport Solid
trains Washington to Atlanta.
2:3? z. M:-Daily except Sunday for Manassas.
$50 T. M-Western Express Daily for Warrenton,
Gordonsville Charlottesville. Louisville. Cincinnati
and Summer resorts and near Line Of Ches and Ohio
ton to Louisvile also Lynchburs Bristol Chstta-
nooga- Memphis, Little Rock and all Southwestern
Points: Through Pullman Sleepers Washington TO
Memphis without change
II 100 P. M.-Southern Express Daily for Lynchburs.
Danville, Raleigh, Asheville Charlotte. Columbia,
Aiken, Augusta. Atlanta, Montgomery. New Orleans,
Iexas and California Pullman Sleepes Washington
e Montgomery connecting with Pullman Parlor Cars
Montgomery to New Orleans Pullman Sleepers WASH
ington to Augusta without change.
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash
N. Daily arrive Round HilI, ii 81 A N and 10 p
A.; returning leave Round Hill sos A NJ Daily. and
s3S N n and e,seYt Sunday arriving washington
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte DAN
vile and Lynchburg arrive in Washington S:10 A. NJ.
ana S:23 p NJ; via. East Tenn. Bristol and Lynch
burg At 104S A. N. and 8 40 P. N via. Ches, and
Ohio Route and Charlottesville at $40 p. NJ; Stras-
burg Local at 947 A. NJ.
Tickets; Sleeping Car reservation and Information
furnished and baggage checked at office COL Pennsyl-
Railroad. 9th aud streets. JAS. l. TAYLOR.
JET General Passenger Agent
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Strikers Cause a Riot.

The strike on the ore docks OF the New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad, at Cleveland, o.,
eliminated In a riot yesterday Afternoon About
a month ago the men who load ore into cars at the
docks struck for :, day, an advance OF % cents.
Since then their places have been filed by colored
men from the South and foreigners brought to
cleveland 1nOm Chicago. For a fortnight the
wOrknen have been given police protection, as the
strikers. who are IriSh have Threatened TO drive
them out OF town. Yesterday afternoon Geo. Vac
tor, colOred porter at the Central depot, took
superintendent U'Brfen, OF the New York, Penn
sylvlnta and Ohio road his dinner at the docks
The strikers, who had cOngregated in large num-
berS. attacked him. and knocking him to the
ground. beat him In a terrible manner, and would
have killed him had they not been driven away by
the police. At the same time John Mannion, Hv-
ing on Division street, started home TO dinner.
He Is unloading ore from vessels, and Is not a
striker nor a "ocab." He was assaulted just the
same, however, ana had his leg broken. The
police called for assistance, and a patrol wagon
dashed 10 the scene and the officers dispersed the
mob The railroad company, seeing that they
would have 10 act quickly 10 prevent bloody
scene, loaded their imported coIored men into a
train, and amidst shower or bricks and ore,
started away 10 the suburbs. John Joyce, one OF
the men who assaulted yactor, has been arrested
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

i. II N.
until further notice.
Leave Washington from station, corner Of New Jer-
sey avenue and street.
tb Tor GhSss1 and $40 with
Fsst Limited Express for Pittsburg and Chicago,
No extra fare is Charged On this Hn train
For Cincinnati Louisville and St. Louis daily a. rs
pm aud 40 m, with through coaches and Palace
s sbsepine Gnss to Cincinnati and ST. Louis wthou;
and st Louis arriving in CINCINNATI next morning at
ti rs 81 LOUIS ~ pm Noe1tra fare is Charged on
TS5 R5t,SnIS , :. % and ss pm daily
Sleeping Cars to Pttsbnrs 0e''0''' VIII f'0f ana
For Lexington and Local Stations, 10 10 an daily
For points on Shenandoah Valley RR. BIS pm.
For Hayre de Grace, Newark, wilmington and Phila-
between baltimore aud Wilmington, 500 am. daily.
TeE HayTs de Grace, singerly and inssrmedias.
su ssa s 49, s 1saS So so
Rs $50. $50 40. 4:46 So SV CAB Az
pa IS sasa.S sna and 1910 and
ssa g. saaasy s'S nm .aS So 55
tan Branch Gas am. daily. except sunday, and 80
sa Ior on
eor s and at
S:0I am, II 80 except Sunday, ID and IL Z,
pm daily. For Boyds and intermediate stations 20
u. daily Church train leaves Washington Sunday
s5ppgS al loio on and
pm. daily. except Sunday
For Hagerstown 1910 am. and $50 pm daily. ex.
ceIt Sunday.
Trans arrive from the West daily SEQ. 7:2O am.
1:11 and 4 20 pm.
From points ON Shenandoah Valley R.R. Ills pm
daily.
From PHILADELPHIA, Chester Wilmington and Havre
8 , IN. D.n
From Havre de Grace Singerly and intermediate
points north of Baltimore, 200 am.
From Annapolis 80 and 10 % am and so and
. 20 pm. Sunday, 10: 80 am. g 30 pm.
From Harper's Ferry and Valley Railroad, 5I5 p m.
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, 8:25 a. m
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at j: TO- 30,
80 800, :o5. 10 90 and 10 30 a. Il :15. 2:16
3 4;I5: g. & $50, 5:45. $50 and 100 p. m, on
Sundays. 30. 8, sos and 10 H., 10. 2:15, AL
300 u 30. 40. $50 and IL 100 PIN.
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
except l:25 BIS, 4::50 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office WASHINGTON station. $40 and 1851
avenue corner l4th street where orders
will be taken to be checked and received
any point in the city.
w. NJ CLEMENTS, C. X. LORD, g. p A
Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY G. SMITH. Pass'r Agt, Washington my3l
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The Peak Verdict Approved.
NEWLY DISCOVERED EVIDENCE CoNrRADICTING THE
PRISONERS ALIBI.

NEWLY DISCOVERED EVIDENCE CoNrRADICTING THE
PRISONERS ALIBI.
Since the jury rendered their verdict In the Peak
murder at Mt Holly " j., IL has everywhere
met with approval, and there is hardly posi-
bnty that new trial Will be asked for, particu-
larry additional evidence has just been brought
TO light corroborating the verdict. Joseph Peak,
the Defendants father, told a resident Of Mt.
Holly on the day after the shooting that Bart
Was not at home on the night OF the murder
and that he did not know where he was. When
the thai took place Mr.. Peak begged the man not
70 violate the confidence he had repoSed in him,
and 10 say nothing about it.
he assented and did not mention the fact until
after the Jury had delivered their verdict, when
he supposed there was no further necessity for
secrecy TWO other reliable citizens, living near
NJ Holly. said that they saw Peak On the road at
the end OF The CokltJ lane shortly after o'clock
on the night OF the shooting, anu did not say any
thing about it Tor the reason that they md not
care 20 be connected with the case In any way.
The general impression Is that Peak Will make a
confession, In order TO induce the board of par
dOns 10 commute the death sentence 10 lmpri5On-
lnput for life.
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80 %HE SSSRzSK naSH pSsssHHHzHEH#Es
STEEL hAif ErFE MHeslfI e iss EQUIPMENT
Trains leave Washington from Station corner of Sixth
For p.tsburg and the Vest Chicago limited Express
cs sefG S1ss and f1 81 d aass
WITH 81 Sleeping Cars from Harrisburs to cincinnat
e chisaxs Win sIsepinS esE FSt,ssSFs 70 ch icsss
risbury to Cleveland, connecting at Harrisburg
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Ganandsgua, Rochester Butfalo, NIAGARA
Cars Sashinrton q kechestsr s'ufoAs WIN faa''
For wiamsport L.ck Haven and ElmirA at $50
For, New YORK and The East 5:as. 300 90 and
1l:2o P N. Limited Express Of pullman parlor
fas f. d Hie NJ daily except sunday and 400
For sssSsy1 ri i4sS.P
Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex. anord,
= 'ch
For Ph,isdslpha 6 300 .D 1 90 20 and 15+S
fi$j H$,ss H.s1s.. sa$ VA
For Baltimore. 1885, I:25 900, $40. $50. 100
Ha $40 1000 and aiCp 4SP Sun
a a.YY 800 s sS 800 and n zoo 400
For Pope's Creek Line. 7:25 AN. and 4:4O NJ daily
For. Annapolis. 25. 1905 AM. and 400 I'M.
daily. except Sunday Sundays. 800 AM. 4:1O
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Aie1andris. 6:OO 6:45. 8 40 9:47 10 81 AN,
and II ;s7 PM mo OF gG sunday At .; 90 $40 s:47.
For Richmond and the South, 600. 10 81 AN. daily
and 35 NJ daily, except Sunday.
9:10, 1915, II :O7 AN; 1:2O. 300, 3:23 $40,
7:O5, 9::s2 and 1O:42 PM. and 12:l5 midnight
1I:Ot AN = :0O 5: 10. O5. 8 :32. 1O:42 T. NJ and
12:15 night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
ner Of street and avenue and at the
station where orders be left for the checking u
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager:
JR WOOD, General Passenger Agent my16
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bad for Mrs. Penseyres.
PHYSICIANS TESTIFYISG THAT THE wONANS INSANITY

ALIOG EIHEK FEIGNED.
In the Pense yres murder trial In Buffalo, yes
terCiay DR.. VIM. III. Slacer swore that he exam
ined the woman at the request OF the district at
torney after the shooting and found her TO be
sane. All her diseases, he thought, were brought
on by morphine taking. He said that the mother
was no more insane than her daughter, Mrs.
Curtis, and that she fefgning. ''She has, "
said the physician, during the two hours that
have been on the stand passed through every
stage OF insanity. Her crying and abuse OF her
attorney are 1eigned have never seen anything
like this in all my experience" DR.. Htnkley, at
the end OF long examination, said he believed
the woman 10 be sane DR.. OBrien took the Op-
pOsite view. and thought her troubles all dated
from the birth OF her first child This kind OF In
sanity was described at length. DR.. D Brten had
been out OF the city and knew little OF Mrs Pen
seyres' actions. In giving symptoms OF such in
sanity he suspected he described the conduct OF
the prisoner exactly. The defense closed with the
reading 10 the jury OF a large number OF Mrs.
PenseyreS' letters. The summing up was TO begin
this morning
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Deserted Hi. Bride a, the Altar.

Officer VIM Patterson. OF York, Pa, secured a
reQQlsitioa from GOV. Proctor Knott, OF Kentucky,
Monday, for Harry Loucks whom he had arrested
FIiday and started from Louisville for York yes
Ierday afternoon with his prisoner, who will be
arralgned upon an indictment charging him with
Sc iUCtIon. The arrest was kept quiet at the time
Officer Patterson states that Loucks was engaged
10 BE- married. He mad been the girls sweetheart
from her infancy. Upon the appointed evening
the church filled 10 OVERLOOKING, but the bride
groom had fed, and the result was big senSa-
ton The young lady belonged TO family OF nigh
standing IN YORK Her maine Is Miss Cora Nelen.
lJuck, l.. perhaps, twenty-three years OF age,
quite bOytsh IN appearance. and comes OF an eX-
celient family, his father being a banker. He has
been a fugitive since last September, and during
that period has spent most OF the time in Florida
and Alabama
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baltimore COlOYed Men.
AGIrArTSa THE QUESTION OF SCHOOL. TEACHERS
THEIR

xGrrArryG THE QUESTION OF SCHOOL TEACHERS OF
THEIR OWN RACE.
The Maryland Educational Union, composed
mostly OF colOred ministers, held a meeting in
Baltimore yesterday afternoon. The american
SAYS: The committee appointed at the last meet
ing TO ascertain whether John Wesley chapel
could be secured for the purpose Of holding a mass
meeting 10 advocate better school facilities for the
cOiored race, reported that the matter was
held under adviSeIneDt. 1t was feared that this
amounted 10 negative answer John Henry But
Ter arose and said that the colored Taxpayers OF
Baltimore were entirely ignored in political ap-
pointments and that II cOlOred man paid 81, 900
annual taxes he could not get the privilege OF
sweeping OF the city hall steps In washington
he saw cOlOred men upon the police force, but in
this city the cOlOred man could not drive public
scavenger cart. Colored graduates were often
driven TO policy playing, as necessity
knows law" and women, too, were
sometimes compelled to write policy slips.
SJanSbury Joyce took exception to the last
remark, and said that no respectable colored
woman played policy. He said there were MEN,
Ders or his race who would die before they would
engage in any diSgracetul acts. AS cOlOred teach
erS In other cities were found competent to teach
cOlOred children, he saw 40 reason why they should
not be permitted to engage in the same calling
here Rev. JAS T. Norris said that unity OF action
was what was wanted DIR. IL. j. Brown also adj
dressed the meeting, taxing the opposite view.
The secretary then read a preamble and resOlu-
lions which mad been drawn up, denouncing GER
tain parties who had opposed the objects OF their
meetings. The resolutions occasioned considera-
BILE discussion, during which the meeting became
fnharlnOnious. DIR. Brown delivered a stirring adj
dress. he spoke with emphasis for equality Of
races in the public schools
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The Church Party in Mexico Alarmed
AFRAID OF TIE ABSORPTION OF THE COUNTRY By
TIE United STATES.

The church party in Mexico Is complaining OF
the concessions granted to Americans by Presi-
dent Dlaz. upon the grounds that these conces-
sionS will result in the absorption OF Mexico by
the United States. The Ndcioadi, an organ OF the
church party, In an article In opposition to the
Diaz policy, declares that each OF these conces-
siOns Is link more which ties US 10 that p CHIC
American conquest" The article says: american
interests will make themselves the owners OF great
manufacturing, mining, railway, and agr1cultu ral
enterprises; will acquire extensive territorial
properties; will exercise by their wealth decisive
influence in the country, and the day Will arrive,
II things 20 on as they are now going, when they
Will control the elections, will become deputies
and ministers, and Will decide who shall De preSt-
dent OF the republic. The Catholic religion will
then give place 10 Professionalism, TO Judaism, 10
MOrmOniSm, and TO a thousand ridiculous sects
which exist I'm the United states, and the English
language viii replace the spanish. In that day
We shall no longer be MeXicaDs- We shall be
slaves In our own land. and will occupy the
wTetChed place which descendants OF MexicanS
now occupy In California, Texas, and New Mexico,
who have not asoinilated with the Yankee race.
II foreigners are needed, let Europeans be well
coined, let SpaniardS, Frenchmen, English and Ger
mans come. but not Americans"
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PascoEISCosPErySr. Brr n,

PAsCOE INCOMPETENT. But HIS ACCOUNTS ALL RIGHT
Buffalo dispatch says: The committee Of the
Typographical mon who remained here a lew
days 70 straIgEten out Secretary Treasurer Pas
GOES accounts have left Tor their homes They
said before leaving that they had no reason 10
think there Is anything wrong with the accounts
and that the tumble occurred simply from incon.
feIelce.
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HOTELS.
THE ALTAMONT, -.,.,,

BAITIMORE MD.
Admirably located ct corner Eutaw Place and Ian
vale Acknowledged the abandonment site and highest
elevation in city Abundance of pure air and sunlight
N every Actually the coolest and clesnest spot
srabe rooms for trnnsients Absence Of dust aud
Quitoes Other advantages make this Hotel altogether
Unsurpassed Q comfortable, beAnt0ul and thor
AZ a. -Sm ' ". L SToRK. Propristor.
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WINNERS IN Yesterdays RAcEs.-The winners
Of the races at Brooklyn yesterday were Saxony,
ria
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

WHITE STAR LINE
United States and Royal Mall steamers sailing from
New York every WEDNESDAY to Queenstown and
Liverpool
Britannia, Germanc, Adriatic Celtic, Republic. Baldo
Saloon rates. ESQ. $50 and 600. Excursion tickets
favorable terms. Superior iptermediats acoomno-
dations Adriatic and Celtic: rate $50.
FOr sang ists inspoctiOn Of plans other INFORM.
alton apply to GO. w, MOSS.
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DR. M.ckrxz1E,s HoPErrL YIEw.-The

DR. MAcEESZIEs HOPEFUL VIEw.-The PcU Nall
Gazette prints an Interview with Dr. McrreiI Mac
lenZe, In which the latter adheres 10 the opinion
That the swelling In the throat OF the German
crown prince Is simply a warty growth The
doctor authorizes the announcement that unless
some change occurs the prince viii be absolutely
restored 10 good health.
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ROCk ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL
IL BATHS. GREAT NORTH MOUNTAINS WA 9
OF VIRGINIA I,,It 1
NO BAR safe, delghtfll summer home Tor
lies. Accommodations tor 300. For pamphlets giving
all Information, apply TO A. s. Pratt Sons. the Sun
building, street at the Office of the Evening
Star. Terms very reasonable. New fast train, with
parior Car. leaves Washington 1910 IT.. by Metro
poitan Branch b. Q. r. r. Round-trp tickets, good
until October 81, IS 80 from Washington
A s. PRATT, Proprietor.
Il know of no place more delightful for q
summers rest and enjoyment"
MRS. JOHN A LOGAN.
II had most delightful stay at Rock Enon. I"
A. II. GARLAND.
"The handsome service of your bountiful
table forms marked contrast to that which charac-
terizes summer resorts in general
MAJ W GwYNN.
81 know of no place where families or inva-
lids can derive much health and enjoyment they
can at Rock EnOn Springs"
my30 DR. ROBERT REYBURN.
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How MIS-. CLEVELAND

ESJOYlNE HEISEIF--
Ms Cleveland ana several friends had i delight
ful tr1p up Lake Ontario from OSwego, " l., yes
terday afternoon, and in the evening MIS-. Cleye-
land and Miss hIngSfOTd took drive over the
Pheasant boulevard along the shore OF the lake
To-day Miss Alice Churchill, daughter OF Judge
CHURCHILL, OF the New York Supreme Court, Will
give a lunch In honor OF Mrs Cleveland, anu she
VII also meet literary club 81 The home or Rev.
william Parker OF Christ church sixty people,
Including several from out OF town. Will attend the
whist party IN honor or Mrs. Cleveland, at the
LOnie OF y. II. k1DgaIlrd. on Thursday nlghl.
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cHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
= NOkDOEUTsCHER LLOYD q 90

70 southampton london. H.yres 1z,nsa j.
3 m. ssals. Wed. June q, An Ebe. Set. !uns
%, = m Aller. Wed. June 20. noon. WsrEAs $751;
Comfortable ststerooms excellent table. iuxurioue
upwards 6erth sccprdng 70 location: I'd cabn. 900
shsrth; stsrass = low Esissn h ARRE al 1s n,.va
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bartnoldl has completed a diOrama on the
kfOunos or the American Exhibition In London
IepreseAtlng New York harbor and the Statue OF
Liberty.
hAoola mas made oyertureS for a Joint resistance
70 tAs Anglo-I uriSh convention, claiming that II
ioeILefeS Win the common right OF the powers tC
6eypt aud the sVeZ Ca.-I Prince Bismarck re.
mains neutral
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

j. B. LEpREux Il BRo,
Formerly with p. Hanson Hiss & Co.
BIG BREAK IN THE PRICE OF WALL PAPER
For the next thirty days VIII sell al White Back
15c. Papers for 10c. per piece.
All SOC. Paper for 30c per piece.
All 63c. Paper for 40c. per piece. 10inch Embossed
Gold Borders. 45c. Other Paper in proportion.
All orders for work promptly executed.
j. b. LEPREUX BRO. sos It'll ct sw.
9TH street cars pass the door. my2-3m
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MsfAxEs IN THE COEKCIOS DEBATE. - London
dispatches say that Ia consequence OF the refusal
oi section OF the Parnellltes Monday night 70
listen 10 the advice or Mr.. Gladstone, who sug-
krsted that only The weghJIrr points be discussed
mite progress was made ia the house or commons
Win the coercion bill the whole evening being
consumed IN discussing twelve lines OF the NTH
cause Last night a number OF scrappy amend
nlentS were proposed and rejected the ministers
treating each In The curtSSI manner and the liberal
readers reiraining from speaking result OF this
aDsrnce OF one plan OF attack Will be that some 0I
The worst proposals OF she bill will escape amend.
night
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w OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE &A ,
Atlantic City, N j. ll,jsc L
Renovated and Eeturnished Excellent Sanitary ar
rzngemepts p. o. box 1880. N J. ECKERT
ia 1mS1el-2n formerly Of the Radnor).
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80 4 CME." OCEAN END, KENTUCKY Il
N ave, Atlantic City, y. J. p O. Box VfNAV
1885. MRS q. W. STODDAkD, formerly l::sS i
of the Engleside. spl-lm iel- I'm
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"RoyAL4Sx Kentucky Az. ,.,, p..,s. ssxA
mil 9toapl7 jeI-2m III 8 GOi1I.I
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EBBITT HOUSE. CAPE MAY, " j. OPP =
IIposite New Columbia; newly furnished 0EHS
modern improvements: fun ocean view: near lE ne
hot and cold seawater baths. S. W. COLT uIy2i-:II1
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THE NEW PERrrcr1os.
DRY COLD-AIR REFRIGER AT OBS AND ICE
CHESTA
Ash and Walnut Dining room Refrfeerators, water
Coolers and Cream Freexers. al 1t lowest prices.
GEO. WATTS
Housefurnishine Store S14 7th It NV. fourth houss
above Pa. ave. Ap26 Ism
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COLoNIAL BEACH HOTEL. THE FAMOUS WA
~ tering I! lace OF the Capital City, 6S miles 81
down the river, facing the broad Potomac. Y:.FA
with Monroe Bay ii the rear; surrounded by k:EE
beautiful summer cottaKes always cool. Hotel uc
e9inmOdation 400 under the management of Col.
Hollngsworth date superintendent of Mount Vermont
Telegraph and daily connection. The finest
beach i'll the world surf and still water bathing:
yachting rowing, fishing. Grabbing and all the popn
lar amusements for excursiOnists. Terms moderate
For particulars address
my26-1m NJ, BOSSART Propr